Ramayan Trails UP tour: 7-day Ramayana pilgrimage — Ayodhya, Nandigram, Sita Kund, Prayagraj, Chitrakoot & Bithoor.
Ramayan Trails UP Tour — 7-Day Complete Ramayana Pilgrimage Across Uttar Pradesh
The Ramayan Trails UP tour is a unique and deeply moving 7-day pilgrimage that follows the actual journey of Lord Ram, Sita, and Lakshman across the sacred landscape of Uttar Pradesh. Beginning in Ayodhya — Ram’s birthplace — this extraordinary tour traces every major Ramayana site: Nandigram (Bharat Kund), Sultanpur (Sita Kund), Sitamarhi (Sita’s final resting place), Bharadwaj Ashram in Prayagraj, the forest sanctuary of Chitrakoot, and the historic Bithoor where Sita raised her sons Lav and Kush.
This Ramayan Trails UP tour is not just a pilgrimage — it is a journey through one of the world’s greatest epics, visiting the actual locations where the Ramayana’s most powerful events took place. From the Makhauda Dham where King Dasharatha performed the Putrakameshti Yajna to the Sita Samadhi Sthal at Sitamarhi and the Valmiki Ashram at Bithoor, every stop on this tour is a chapter of the Ramayana come to life.
Ramayan Trails UP tour Highlights
- Ram Janam Bhumi Darshan at the newly built Ram Mandir — the divine birthplace of Lord Rama in Ayodhya.
- Makhauda Dham Where King Dasharatha performed the Putrakameshti Yajna — the sacred fire ritual that led to Ram's
- Nandigram (Bharat Kund) Where Bharat ruled in Ram's absence, placing Ram's Paduka (sandals) on the throne as the true king.
- Sita Kund Sultanpur The miraculous water spring created by Goddess Sita during exile — sacred and revered.
- Sita Samadhi Sitamarhi The mythological site where Goddess Sita returned to the Earth — her final departure from the world.
- Chitrakoot Where Ram, Sita & Lakshman lived in exile — Ram Ghat, Kamadgiri Hill, Bharat Milap Temple & more.
- Bithoor Valmiki Ashram, Sita Kund & Lav-Kush Janmabhoomi — where Sita raised her twin sons.
- Bharadwaj Ashram Sacred halt in Prayagraj where Rishi Bharadwaj guided Ram toward Chitrakoot during the vanvaas.
